 abies cry, Mommy not so much. Up until yesturday Harris responded to bath time in the same way - he screamed and screamed until he stopped breathing for a few seconds (scaring Mommy) and then we had to console him back to regular breaths and move on. Bathtime has meant a variety of things: we have tried sponge baths undressed - hates them; sponge baths only undressing parts of him as we go along so he doesn't get cold - hates them; baths using a fancy European tub designed to keep babies warm - hates them. I am sure you get the point. Well, yesturday we had success - how you might ask - by using a disposable plastic tub that we took from the NICU when we left. Unbelievable!
abies cry, Mommy not so much. Up until yesturday Harris responded to bath time in the same way - he screamed and screamed until he stopped breathing for a few seconds (scaring Mommy) and then we had to console him back to regular breaths and move on. Bathtime has meant a variety of things: we have tried sponge baths undressed - hates them; sponge baths only undressing parts of him as we go along so he doesn't get cold - hates them; baths using a fancy European tub designed to keep babies warm - hates them. I am sure you get the point. Well, yesturday we had success - how you might ask - by using a disposable plastic tub that we took from the NICU when we left. Unbelievable!Weigh in isn't until Wednesday this week - when he has his two month apt. I can't believe Harris is two months already! 
 
 
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